Sentence examples for elections to make from inspiring English sources

The use of primary elections to make party nominations gives members of Congress a substantial measure of freedom from their party.

There are many ideas about how to improve structures around elections to make them more inclusive, and several are getting adopted at the state level.

It is simply this: to vote in local elections, to make the officials who run them responsive to the call for frugality and responsibility.

But he has quietly changed the rules of leadership elections to make his ouster more difficult, and there is still no viable alternative among senior Tories.

"The Supreme Court has allowed our secretary of state to start working with our supervisor of elections to make sure our sacred right to vote is not diluted," he said Tuesday, after a cabinet meeting.

But judging by recent trends—and the continuing failure to reform board elections to make it easy for shareholders to vote out directors who are too friendly to management—hell is more likely to freeze than bosses' pay.

While understandable given its constraints, the left's challenges in movement-building are making it harder to transition from winning elections to making policy.

Others have questioned why Gallup waited until four weeks before the election to make the change.

The Coalition promised before the election to make changes in the interests of "free speech".

"I think you get your chance in the context of an election to make your case," he said.

Few insiders expect the delay in the election to make much of a difference to the result.